Coming soon: My Sickly Beauty Only Knows How to Coax Little Foxes
A formidable, cool-as-ice archaeology professor, Si Wan, with a passion for ancient history × a scheming, deranged, gloomy female ghost from an ancient tomb, Sheng Zhen
Si Wan, a leading figure in the archaeological world, has never believed in ghosts. She is afraid of both ghosts and the dark.
Until one day, while exploring an ancient tomb, she accidentally disturbed the vengeful spirit inside.
On a dark and windy night, it is the perfect time for murder.
A female ghost in ornate robes, her hair hanging loose, climbed into her bed.
The ghost laughed softly, her voice ringing through the room like silver bells, yet all the more terrifying in the dead of night.
Her icy hand gently climbed onto the shoulder of the sleeping woman. She leaned close to her ear, her breath cold, and parted her blood-red lips.
"You haven't excavated me yet, so I came to find you."
What she hadn't expected was that Professor Si, usually so aloof and distant, got cranky when woken up.
Half asleep, Si Wan smacked her across the face.
Ghost: ...Don't I deserve some dignity?
The ghost hadn't managed to scare her. Instead, she lay down beside her and slowly sank into memories.
A Wan is still as willful as ever.
When Si Wan woke up, she saw someone beside her and silently kicked at her.
But her foot met no solid object, and the person wasn't kicked out of bed.
"Good morning," the ghost greeted her.
Si Wan: ...
Si Wan: !!!
She pressed a hand to her forehead. Her head throbbed, and she fell even more silent.
Afraid of the female ghost who had appeared beside her, Si Wan kept a cold expression and pretended she couldn't see her.
But her behavior only made the ghost more enthusiastic about floating around in front of her.
So the next day, Si Wan bought incense, hoping to worship the ghost away.
Of course, three sticks of incense weren't enough for a thousand-year-old vengeful spirit.
Those around her thought Professor Si had been acting strange lately, though they had no idea who had upset her.
They also noticed that Si Wan had secretly visited the stall of a Taoist priest she considered a fraud.
"How much to make her go away?" Si Wan asked expressionlessly, pointing to the ghost beside her.
The female ghost wiped away her tears and looked at her reproachfully.
"A Wan, you turn your back on me just like that. I'm so heartbroken."
The Taoist priest, dressed in yellow, stroked his goatee, looking thrilled.
"Miss, this is a top-quality specimen. I can pay to buy her."
At that, Si Wan suddenly changed her mind.
"I'm not selling her."
The ghost hid behind Si Wan and made a "genuine article" face at the priest.
"Stupid Taoist."
Only after Si Wan insisted on excavating everything in the tomb did they uncover the truth: everything inside was connected to her, and the person the ghost truly missed was her...
Si Wan was moved. There were two tombstones, and the other one was hers...
[!!! Stop saying the author just hasn't met a "good man" yet. The author doesn't need this kind of highly cursed wish. Open your eyes and look: this is girls' love! Two female leads! The author has every right to make all the men in this novel die!]
Theme: Be willing to help others and embrace a beautiful life
Why Does the Monster Keep Chasing Me? [Infinite]
The Beautiful Immortal Venerable Is Relentlessly Clung to by a Little Merman
The Frail Princess Keeps Picking on the Little Mute
The Monsters Beg Her to Come Home [Infinite]
You Can't Eat Food Made by a Gloomy Zombie
I Bullied a Ghost Bride, and Now She Won't Leave Me Alone
Still Alive
Why Is She the One?
Her Reverence Can't Resist a Beauty
A Scholar Is Good for Nothing
The Cool, Aloof Senior Sister Is Meant for a Beauty
The Ghost CEO Only Knows How to Tempt Her with Money
Damn, don't pay attention to the comments of those who are not yet enlightened.
Beautifully written in big letters! My tear point is obviously very high, and I have read articles of the same type, but when I read this article, I seemed to be able to really feel their feelings. The tears flowed down unconsciously, and I couldn't stop crying. Especially the ancient line, I cried to death [Crying loudly] I feel like I have shed all my tears this year [covering my face and laughing] My thoughts are also very interesting. I hope you will have fewer fevers and allergies and be healthy and happy every day. [Spread flowers] And Nan'an and Tai'an will be together forever.
I've finished reading it all and have a few thoughts. 1. Typos and sentences are not smooth (in this part, I saw the author said that he would come back to catch bugs after the official completion, or would he have to wait for the computer certification to be successful? Not sure) 2. It may be related to the short story. Some places jump back and forth, which makes me a little unclear. For example, when the two of them are talking, I need to watch it several times and still can't figure out whether the others have left, especially the contradictions in some places. For example: Sheng doesn't want him to kill people, but he suddenly whispers to the other party to kill him. The twist in the secret room is not very clear. It seems that there is no mention of what Sheng took in the fake study below.) 3. The extra seems to be more like a summary of the main text, and it doesn't feel like the perspective of the person involved. But this is a very good book. I hope Sheng will have a chance to reincarnate and be with the Secretary for a long time. Come on, I will write better and better. I also wish you success in your studies. Pay attention to your health and look forward to subsequent updates!
It's great to watch, but it's a little too short, and it feels like it's not finished yet. Can there be more extras?
I can't believe it, two such lovely people tortured me so badly [covering face, laughing and crying]
🐶 So cute. How can anyone ask how long the kiss lasted hahahahahaha
Author, you are lazy. Two days have passed.
In summary, you feel so brittle, the kind of crunching 🐶 🐶 🐶
As long as it's you in the end, it doesn't matter what form you take.
Beautiful, a bit teary